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[General Questions and Answers] Daydream605:
A phone with 1GP camera that could also record smell, and atmospheric conditions, and play them back electronically... somehow.

Fastest new type of computer memory, Optical Nano technology for extremely fast clock speed with extremely low power consumption.

The ability to project the phones screen (hologram) with good brightness and contrast through some sort of optical output.

A phones case material to be fused with solar cells for a constant power supply, even when out and about.

1GB Mobile network speed with unlimited data ;D!

The ability to "feel" the screens menus, for example; Being able to physically feel the onscreen analogs for better feedback.

I think i covered most things.
[General Questions and Answers] whodisname:
A music player that is loud enoug.
[General Questions and Answers] Falenone:
Better battery life and one improved processor instead of 2 or more
[General Questions and Answers] sitizenx:
Did this guy just request a "fleshlight" in his phone?! Dude take a break!
[General Questions and Answers] jonmorris:
Urgh, imagine how messy it would be if you had a toaster. All those crumbs everywhere... :)
[General Questions and Answers] elpresidente408:
I'm not sure I wan't to stick anything in that doubles as a fleshlight and toaster..
[General Questions and Answers] icepally:
^^ QFT

I would like to see that the android OS evens out on all phones to the point at least where 90% are on the same OS, and upgrade at the same time.
[General Questions and Answers] niiiiick:
Realistically I think the two biggest things holding phones back these days are battery life and the service itself (i.e.: data caps). I'd take my Nexus S with unlimited data plan and enough battery to actually use it all day over a Galaxy Nexus with the plan I'm on right now. Batteries are easy (I wish more phones took the Razr Maxx approach), but I don't like how every improvement in network technology comes with higher prices.
[General Questions and Answers] greeky510:
Bettery life goes hand in hand with the network. Ive noticed that whenever I visit some friends in n

orth Carolina in an area that Verizon has very crappy coverage even my Razr Maxx's battery goes down pretty quick. When i'm back home where I get full coverage everywhere the battery lasts alot longer.

I would like to see an aluminum unibody but i'm not sure that could work without interfering with the signal strength.

An edge to edge screen would be great. I wouldn't mind sacrificing phone thinkness for a bigger battery.

Some kind of kinetic battery charging device. The more you move the more it charges the battery.
[General Questions and Answers] bumsock:
Well seeing how they have basically shrunk down a computer , gps, and a camera with the phone attached to it as it stands now... I am hoping in the future it will be small enough to basically be surgically implanted in the human brain and attached to optical nerves with nano bots that transmit and receive wifi/gps signals for the simple fact that I'm lazy and don't wanna carry this damn thing around with me all the time.:)
[General Questions and Answers] RipD:
i rather not have anything implanted in my brain :p but smaller cellphones, the size of the new ipod nano so that it can double as a watch because honestly, the single most used feature on my phone is the clock, with awesome battery power, and a build in beamer and the ability to play .avi files. and while we're at it, a build in laser keyboard and handgestures in mid-air (minority report, oh yea).

The best part, all these things already exist so, just need someone to want to combine them in a super slim device :o
[General Questions and Answers] shahkam:
Dual battery in a phone ?
[General Questions and Answers] vee4410:
Battery life should be greatly increased and maybe a built in solar charger or something of that sort so we dont need to worry about our chargers:D
[General Questions and Answers] ThebRa:
Yeah, let's put a nuclear reactor inside all smartphones. That would extend battery life :)
[General Questions and Answers] c5satellite2:
New batteries that get 10x the capacity are right around the corner(in next 18 months)! All Li-ion batteries will benefit. They are already being manufactured! Same process, just a new layer is being added with WAY more surface area!

SDXC card slots are number one on my list, USB host mode, camera that rivals DSLR(new sensor materials should be available soon that will make this possible), shell that recharges battery via sunlight(not existing solar cell tech, better stuff coming out with 80%+ efficiency), WIDI(wireless display), USB 3, 3D support(cam ,screen, and output) , 802.11n(HUGE BENEFITS FOR SPECTRUM/POWER), HD voice over LTE, much better BT(MORE BANDWITH, I know BT is a seperate org), internal Barometer and thermometer, better GPS(antennas), and native support for mice/kb/game/input controllers!
[General Questions and Answers] shahkam:
Source for battery please?
[General Questions and Answers] c5satellite2:
Source for battery is me. It's coming. They will be sweet. Existing lithium ion technology, just increasing the layers surface area with some new materials. Coming quick. Soon after that there will be non chemical(capacitor) "battery" that will charge instantly as long as the charger can provide it, and an energy density similar to chemical batteries.

Battery issues will soon be a non issue. At least until they try to cram a 16 core 4ghz CPU into a smartphone, and then someone will complain that their battery only lasts TWO days! LOL.

Phones could go a week+ with the same physical size battery, or a day or two with a non chemical battery but it could charge instantly.

I'm worried that in order to make an even thinner phone they will just put a battery 1/10 of the current battery size to save space and we would have as many Amp Hours(runtime) as we have now but a tiny battery.

Either way new tech is coming quick.
[General Questions and Answers] Joy`:
Battery life sure.
[General Questions and Answers] sirunak:
there

This is cool
[General Questions and Answers] beN..:
Got some documentation on that new battery design (concept)? I'm quite interested
[General Questions and Answers] ericpeacock79:
IR camera and universal docks.

More/better sensors - the main thing I liked about my backflip was it had a complete array of sensors that made the tricorder app fully functional - this should be standard on all android phones.

IR would just be cool. (Aka predator vision)

With all the androids i've seen, they all use the micro usb plug, so why isnt there a universal dock and dock app? The dock should have usb hub, vga and hdmi out.

Then i could take any android phone, and dock it to any keyboard/mouse/display combination i want.

This should be the future of computing - mobile device (tablet or phone) as a complete desktop/laptop replacement.

If I had engineering skills I would build, patent and sell this and retire in 4 years. (And if someone reads this and does that, they need to give me free docks!)
[General Questions and Answers] hopsi:
Definitely longer battery life, goes over all other features for me!
[General Questions and Answers] Lady Sophia:
Count me in. I want also a battery that could last for days or weeks. I hope this could be properly addressed by the manufacturer.
[General Questions and Answers] baymurat:
I would say;

1) Mobiles without charging. Always charged itself.

2) Handsfree calling.

3) Very high storage.

4) Very fast

5) Multiple usage as Credit Card, Door Key, Automobile Key etc.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sliderocket22:
I recently flashed the stock rom that is rooted with hsupa and sideloading enabled onto my Inspire, and over the last 2 days I've noticed that sometimes when I try to make a call, my phone just hangs up. It's weird, because text and data works perfectly fine, it's only when I make phone calls. Anyone else notice this problem with a rooted rom, stock or not?
[HTC Inspire 4G] brandon827:
Yep, happens to me all the time. Internet doesn't always work either. I "fixed" the problem by setting it to GSM only mode. Now I only have EDGE internet.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sliderocket22:
Are you on the same rooted stock rom, or something different? I don't seem to remember having this problem when I was just on pure stock AT&T with no root. Somewhat annoying, as I'll have to place a call 3 or 4 times to get it to go through, but what's really annoying is that it is so sporadic I can't gauge when it'll happen!
[HTC Inspire 4G] homeslice976:
I've noticed this at multiple times, but haven't been able to narrow down what's causing it. I was running Revolution 1.15, and I think it started when I applied the .16 performance patch. It got so bad last night I couldn't make/receive calls for hours. I did a full wipe an reinstalled 1.15 and all has been well the last 24 hours. I just flashed the 2.1 patch but we'll see what happens. Note: Not only can you not make calls when this is happening you won't be able to receive calls either. It does appear to most often happen when bouncing between networks (HSDPA, UMTS, Edge, etc)
[HTC Inspire 4G] sliderocket22:
Man, I'm glad I'm not the only one having this problem. I thought my phone was defective at first, and now I don't feel so crazy anymore. My sister was furious with me, I had to pick her and her boyfriend up from DIA yesterday to take her to Copper Mountain to snowboard with my girlfriend and myself, and she called me 4 times and I didn't receive a single one. I wonder if it has anything to do with HSUPA being enabled on the phones, but at this point I'm just ready to give up root and go back to stock. I don't make tons of calls, but I'd like to be able to when I need to, and for my phone to not hang up on me in the middle of one. I have noticed though it's particularly bad for me when I'm on bluetooth.
[HTC Inspire 4G] aldrixxx:
I was also having those problems
[HTC Inspire 4G] brandon827:
I am using Revolution 4G 2.1. I'm in the process of trying to get the problem figured out. Stock rooted rom had problems for me because you couldn't set it to GSM only, and that's the only way I've found to make the phone reliably work as a phone.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sliderocket22:
If anyone can figure it out, I'd love to know what causes it. I've been poking around myself, but haven't come up with anything worthwhile. I suppose I'll flash a different rom and try that.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sliderocket22:
Anyone found any clue as to why this happens? I've searched the dev forums but nobody seems to mention this, which makes me wonder if most people have this problem.
[HTC Inspire 4G] gtg465x:
I have never had this problem. Running a rooted stocker.
[HTC Inspire 4G] homeslice976:
It happened to me again last night. Still had data but lost the ability to make/receive calls. I switched network to GSM only, the data switched to EDGE, and i was able to make/recieve calls. Turned back to GSM/WCDMA, no calls. Rebooted, no calls. Turned back to GSM only, calling functionality returned. I did another full wipe, installed AR 2.1, sound fix, apache 1.6 kernel, and calling is restored when connected to HSDPA/WCDMA. Has been working fine for the last 12 hours. I'll keep you updated. I don't know why it's doing this, and it doesn't make sense as to why a wipe would fix it. The first time this happened I was runing the stock radio. Last night when it happened i was running the recommended radio in the AR thread (M2). I've now switched back to stock this time...let's see what happens

Edit: I am also glad to know I'm not the only one having these issues...maybe someone a LOT smarter than I am can figure it out. It's annoying to have to have a slow data connection to have a reliable voice connection. The last Android I had (LG GW620 Eve), also did this from time to time, but I just blamed it on the fact that it was a POS. My voicemail actually went like this "This is Greg. I probably have no idea you called me just now, so please leave a message and I'll get back to you"

Edit: mike1986 (android revolution developer) just chimed in in his thread and stated these issues should be fixed in version 3.0 set to be released soon. Is anyone else that's having these problems NOT running Revolution?
[HTC Inspire 4G] bookofjoshua:
I had this problem when I first rooted (running Inspire 4G Stock Rom w/Root, HSUPA, and Sideloading from the development section) I installed Android Revolution 2.1 and it went away.

I know from my captivate days that sometimes a ROM just hiccups and a fresh flash can fix the issues. I don't know if this is the same with HTC, but it's all android so It's plausible.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevenc19:
Then moan when you have lost all your apps ????…

Well use titanium backup it will save people time answerin your post :):):):)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowch31:
OMG You have won first prize for most useless post on this forum :D

Seriously fella anyone that flashes roms a lot trust they know already ;)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevenc19:
well i had some guy who flashes alot complain to me cause he lost all his apps with no back up :P lol and what do i win????
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowch31:
You win.....

Well bugger all actually :D

You have won me over with the post though, made my night reading it last night ;)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevenc19:
yay i win :):)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michael2041:
Or, just go onto the online android market and it saves all your apps there and do ota installation for them.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowch31:
Me and this Android online market (https://market.android.com/) website don't like each other...

There is a problem with this website's security certificate.

The security certificate presented by this website was issued for a different website's address.

Security certificate problems may indicate an attempt to fool you or intercept any data you send to the server.

We recommend that you close this webpage and do not continue to this website.

Now call me a tight arse security freak but seems to me that a company the size of google could sign their certificates correctly.

Guess me and this online market will never be doing business.
[Xoom General] rlabarca:
I use IM heavily for work - corporate Jabber server, GTalk, AIM, Windows Live are all in play during my day.

One of the big problems I have with a tablet is that when I want to get up and leave my desktop and bring my chat with me, different services use different criteria for where to send new messages.

- Some send to the last client that sent a message out.

- Some send to the client with the highest priority ID (set in expert settings in most clients)

- Some send to the last client to log in.

In short, it's a mess, and I always wind up missing messages because of it. Logging out on the PC and in on the tablet manually is a bummer too when you want to just grab it and go.

I just downloaded the new Trillian release, which works on Honeycomb. I happen to be using Trillian on my Win7 machine as well. Check out the release notes:

http://blog.ceruleanstudios.com/?p=1949

It works as advertised. Chat history (both directions) are mirrored on all connected clients, and I can seamlessly chat between any of them. I can even load it up on my iPhone if I'm leaving the house.

History is stored serverside as well, so you have chat logs on all clients.

I'm NOT affiliated with Cerulean. I didn't even like Trillian that much in general until now. I just think it's probably the best chat client for Honeycomb or any mobile device just for this feature that works across ALL IM networks. Not just Google Talk.
[Xoom General] keitht:
Yep. I have been using trillian for 5 years. Love it.
[Xoom General] bogatyr:
I stopped using Trillian when they switched to a central server configuration and had my information/chats on their servers. Wish they offered a standalone IM app for Android, they did make a very nice chat program prior to that switch.
[Xoom General] aldrixxx:
me tooo been using it for years
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] stick2e:
Hi all,

I pushed tapatalk into my book and works perfect other than I have to put my logging info in the forums all the time. Any fix for this?

Thanks,

Stick2e
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] docfreed:
This is Known

but for some reason the dev can't fix it - it's the same behavior with the XDA app.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] stick2e:
Thanks for the feedback! Glad to know is just not me lol
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meego-nexus:
So, I've managed to reproduce stroughtonsmith's port of MeeGo to Samsung Nexus S, with a few "missing links". (See his work in xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=906820).

I've compiled my own MeeGo partition, uploaded the image file to the SD card, flashed his boot.img, and can consistently boot the phone into MeeGo. Thanks to his adbd on the phone, I can use adb shell to log in.

Furthermore, I can run UI apps on the phone, by becoming the meego user. I have the standard apps xterm, glxgears, and xev running. The last confirms that the OS responds to touch and button events correctly (well, at least with something which seems to make sense).

su - meego

export DISPLAY=:0
xterm &
glxgears &
xev &

killall xterm glxgears xev

Now for the missing bits: Although I've compiled the Android images (system, userdata) from the Git source, I've yet to get a working boot image. I've downloaded the samsung specific Git branch, retrieved proprietary files from the phone, and make ARCH=arm herring_defconfig (and variations of that), but no luck. The resulting image always gives a blank screen. Possibly, I'm doing something wrong with the mkbootimg command. I've yet to find an authoritative source on that.

Furthermore, if stroughtonsmith would like to share that bit, it would be interesting to know what had to be changed in order for the stock Android boot image to read the linux/rootfs.ext2 file. Some mount and chroot after starting up?

Once I get that last bit working, I'll publish a step-by-step guide, on how to do all these things, Hopefully, others will find that useful.

(Apologies if this is in the wrong forum. I'm fairly new here, and was not allowed to reply to stroughtonsmith thread. Also, I think I'm not allowed to post links).
[HTC Aria General] thedicarlos:
You mean AT & T finally released 2.2 for Aria? Holy crap! I have CM so I could care less, but my wife's phone needs an update.
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
If your wife's phone is rooted and you install this, you will lose root. If that's not a big deal, then go for it.
[HTC Aria General] dh4645:
does the update delete everything on your phone?

if so, how do u backup/restore stuff? and how do you get the apps/games u purchased back without rebuying?

any other issues to know about? does the update reinstall att bloatware? do i have to put it back to stock to update?

i rooted to uninstall that stuff and to be able to install 3rd party apps, but never used a custom rom.

i'd really like to be able to use my 8gb sd card for apps since i have no space, so i am thinking of updating now and rooting later once it's available.
[HTC Aria General] AriaUSer_:
Why does everyone pay for apps that's what 4shared is for :-D
[HTC Aria General] dh4645:
yeah i know, i found that after i bought 2 games. hah

but if i update, i wont be able to install any of that 4shared stuff right?

also the "what's new" section on htc's aria update page doesnt say app2sd. is that not part of 2.2?
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
If you are already rooted, then you should seriously look at and consider Liberated Aria FR008. This ROM is based off the European Gratia complete with HTC Sense and does not have any AT&T bloatware, has an OC kernel and also used Dark Tremors Apps2SD which is much better than the native Froyo App2SD feature. If you like HTC Sense and want the Froyo 2.2 features, then this is the ROM to use.

If you choose to install the AT&T Froyo 2.2 update,

it will wipe your phone clean and you will loose root

and you will be stuck with all of the AT&T bloatware with no way to remove it.

For apps that you bought and paid for in the Market, these apps are tied to your gmail account, so if you reset your phone, you can reload the apps from the Market without any additional charges.
[HTC Aria General] dh4645:
where do i get this rom, instructions? what about the cm7 2.3 version?

will using roms delete anything currently on my phone?

also, the wife has an aria. i guess she should just use the regular update, all she probably cares about are her contacts. how would she back these up?
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
Yes, flashing a new ROM will usually delete anything currently on your phone. If you are rooted, You can use "My Backup Root" to save your apps and settings, text messages and phone log and then restore them after you flash a new ROM.

Here is the official thread about CM 7 RC1:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=956223

Here is where you can download CM 7 RC1 and the nightly updates. Starting with Nightly 11 the code base is now Android 2.3.3.

http://mirror.teamdouche.net/?device=liberty
[HTC Aria General] dh4645:
is that the best one? issues?

i was waiting for this official 2.2 update for some reason, but now i realize i shoulda just used a rom. so i can backup with myroot (which i already have), but i'll have to reinstall the app before i can restore? reinstalling wont overwrite the backup folders on my sd card will it?

whats the best/free way to backup a non-rooted phone apps/contacts? mainly contacts?
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
Yes, if you backup with myroot, you have to reinstall myroot from the Market and then you can restore the backup. Flashing a new ROM will not wipe anything on your SD card.

For contacts you can export them to your SD card or sync them with your Gmail account. If you export them to your SIM card, the CM 6/7 ROMs cannot read them off the SIM card.
[HTC Aria General] dh4645:
thanks

whats the diff between cm7 2.3 and the 2.2 you mentioned above with htc sense?

cm7 does not have htc sense? what is so special about htc sense anyway? will i miss it?
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
CM 7 is based on Android Open Source Project code. It is almost as pure Android as you can get UI and interface wise. You can still customize the UI with widgets and such, especially if you buy some from the Market. So bottom line is with CM 7 you can customize the phone however you like.

HTC Sense is the UI that is built into the stock Aria and now the AT&T Froyo update. That UI uses special widgets developed by HTC to enhance the user experience and these widgets only run on an HTC Sense ROM. Will you miss Sense? It's hard to say. It's really a personal preference.
[HTC Aria General] dh4645:
thanks.

i dont think i'll miss it after reading some more on it.

so do i have to start off with the original update-cm-7.0.0-RC1-Liberty-signed.zip

then update to a nightly, or can i just start off with the most recent nightly? wasn't sure since they are about the same MB size.

also, what about this app2sd dark tremor thing. do i need that? why is it better than the regular app2sd?
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
You can just flash the latest CM 7 nightly, but you need to follow the installation steps listed in the CM 7 RC1 thread first (i.e. format system, format data, format cache, etc.).

DT Apps2SD isn't as big of deal if you are going to run CM 7 IMO. If you were going to use the Liberated FR008 Sense ROM I would recommend it because it does a better job than the Froyo 2.2 APP2SD.
[HTC Aria General] dh4645:
ok thanks a bunch!!! i'll try this tonight when i get home from work. downloading everything now through logmein to my home laptop.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pellin:
Hi, I'm quite new to this whole 'rooted phone' thing. I recently installed Leedroid v2.02, and am loving the increase in performance and battery life.

I now wish to update to the latest version, 2.2.2, and was wondering what to do.

Do I need to download and install the whole rom file, just the kernel or both?

thanks for your time :)